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2003 – Get Free – Vines Hearing ‘Get Free’ for the first time was both thrilling and confusing. Who were this band? Where were they
April 1, 2019
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2003 – Get Free – Vines Hearing ‘Get Free’ for the first time was both thrilling and confusing. Who were this band? Where were they
1995 – I’m Jealous – Divinyls The most consistently excellent Australian guitar pop band of the eighties and nineties, The Divinyls barely put a foot
Classic Singles – REPTILE The Church 1988 Under the Milky Way is the most famous single The Church ever released, but Reptile, from the same
Pitt Street, Sydney – Phantoms and The Civic Pitt Street, Sydney, is home to the ghosts of Sydney’s once-thriving music scene – and a genuine
It makes no sense that The Killjoys have remained an indie secret for decades rather than a ubiquitous pop household word.
The early ‘90s was a blissful time for women in Australian Indie music. Particularly in Sydney.
1984 – Dive For Your Memory – The Go-Betweens The song-writing team of Robert Forster and Grant McLennan rivalled any of the greats and
Brisbane Music Walking Tour The Go-Betweens, Brisbane, The Saints and walking tours are a natural fit. Ed Kuepper (below) stands in front of a Go-Betweens
A primal, animalistic pulverizing four minutes of rock, this was the song journalist Everett True used as the first example of something called “grunge”.
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